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The aim of the present work is to develop a fractal method for space maps analysis. Although there are accurate theories of lunar motion in the dynamic coordinate system based on lunar laser ranging and space measurements with an accuracy up to multiarcseconds, analysis of various models of the lunar figure is a complicated problem. The reason for it is that the determination of a reference system for coordinate data and assessing its authenticity are difficult. In order to solve the problem, a comparative method,...

The aim of the present paper is to give a brief review of results of computer simulating observations of the lunar rotation from the lunar surface. The simulation of physical libration of the Moon using the lunar telescope was performed on the basis of multiparametric analysis. High expectations in terms of obtaining accurate data on physical libration of the Moon are linked with SELENE Japanese project. The project implies an installation of the optical telescope at one of the Poles of the Moon. The observation o...

Maintaining health and physical condition of astronauts during long-duration space missions requires measures to prevent microgravity effects. At present, such measures consist in practicing certain physical exercises, in using elastic suites, as well as in special medication. However, the efficiency of these solutions is limited. An alternative approach, technologically more difficult, but considerably more efficient, consists in producing a state of artificial gravity in the module inhabited by the crew. Such a ...

The present paper focuses on describing the method of bringing dynamic space images of various celestial objects to the uniform reference system. This approach is designed to analyze coordinate and time parameters of cosmic bodies in various phase spaces.Based on this method, images of the Moon and stellar areas obtained with CCDmatrixes were studied. As a result, reducing the images to the single system achieved the accuracy between 0.05 and 0.11 arc seconds by declination and between 0.04 and 0.13 arc seconds by...